Product Description
Price is for Each.
Manufacturer Part Number: TC10B
Straight End Handles Cut Type Pattern Brass or Plastic Straight End Handles 140 Degree Hone Angle Carbide Wheels Premium Now Available with Tap Wheel
The CRL TOYO Original Supercutter Metal Handle Pattern Head Oil Cutter is among the best in the industry. It is the standard of the stained glass and glazing industry. It features a precision-ground carbide cutting wheel in a replaceable Cutting Head. Known for its long wheel life， this cutter was built to last， and make the cleanest scores in glass cutting today.
An automatic oil dispensing system keeps the wheel lubricated every time you cut. The brass handle acts as a reservoir and designed for longevity. Wheel hone angle is 140 degrees. This cutter fits conveniently in your pouch for use around the shop or in the field.
The narrow head is prized by art glass craftsman to make intricate scores while doing pattern work. The wide head is designed for straight line production cutting.
Always wear the proper safety gear when cutting glass. Failure to do so can result in user injury.
The CRL TOYO Original Supercutter Metal Handle Pattern Head Oil Cutter is among the best in the industry. It is the standard of the stained glass and glazing industry. It features a precision-ground carbide cutting wheel in a replaceable Cutting Head. Known for its long wheel life， this cutter was built to last， and make the cleanest scores in glass cutting today.
| Head Type: | Pattern |
| Hone Angle: | 140 Degree |
| Handle: | Brass |
| Shipping Weight: | 1 lb (454g) |
| Minimum Order: | 1 Each |
An automatic oil dispensing system keeps the wheel lubricated every time you cut. The brass handle acts as a reservoir and designed for longevity. Wheel hone angle is 140 degrees. This cutter fits conveniently in your pouch for use around the shop or in the field.
The narrow head is prized by art glass craftsman to make intricate scores while doing pattern work. The wide head is designed for straight line production cutting.
Always wear the proper safety gear when cutting glass. Failure to do so can result in user injury.
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